Native Name KOHE-KOHE. 
Dysoxylum spectabile, Hook, fil. 
A large tree, forty to fifty feet high or more, with spreading branches and large 
dark green and glossy pinnate leaves. The flowers are waxy white, and are 
remarkable for being placed in long pendulous panicles springing from the 
blanches considerably below the leaves. The leaves are very bitter ; and an 
infusion of them is said to possess valuable tonic properties. It is confined to 
the North Island. It flowers in July and August. 
